Chocolatti

Name: Chocolatti
Address: 409/A Fort Aguada Road, Candolim, Goa, 403515, India
Telephone: +919326112006
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.5

This place may be called Cafe Chocolatti now.

1735 votes

#1 of 339 cafes in Candolim

#1 of 217 cafes in Reis Magos

British, European, Vegetarian options

Closes soon: 7PM

$$$$ Price range per person INR 600

409/A Fort Aguada Road, 403515

Candolim, Goa, India

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Here you can try the British cuisine. Nicely cooked tuna, grilled bacon and cheese omelette are among the dishes to be tasted at this cafe. Based on the visitors' opinions, waiters serve tasty nutella crepes, biscotti and orange brownies here. Some clients like good bitter, brandy or wine at Chocolatti. It might be good to enjoy delicious english coffee, masala chai or fresh juices.

The great location of this place makes it easy to reach by any transport. A number of people highlight that the waitstaff is gracious at this spot. Average prices are what you are to pay for your meal. The beautiful decor and exotic ambiance let guests feel relaxed here. Most people who visited this cafe rated it 4.9 on Facebook.

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(4.3/5)

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(7.6/10)

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(4.5/5)

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Shefali Gupta 2 months ago on Zomato

Ordered smoked chicken panini which was nothing great and felt like takeout food. Also ordered toffee chocolate slice which was extremely sweet, practically just sugar

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Leena Walia Thomas 2 months ago on Zomato

Rating the dishes:PaniniSmoked Chicken caramalized onion 3.5/5Italiano 4/5Oceanic -3/5Tuna salad - 2/5Pain au chocolate 4/5

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Shashank Singh 3 years ago on Zomato

Great place for someone looking to grab a quick bite. Would definitely recommend their desserts.The only issue was that my cake was not proportionally cut. Baking cake is an art, but cutting a perfect slice is science. Our cake was awkwardly angled which made me feel imperfect. Quick steps below on how to cut a perfect slice:Before you cut, take a piece of fishing line or dental floss and mark a line down the middle the cake. Rotate 90º and mark the midway line again. Now you’ve got an X marking the center of the cake—each slice should end at this spot. The lines also lay out a template of four quarters of the cake, which makes it easy to calculate how large to cut slices to serve your guests. For example, if you’re serving 16, divide each quarter of the cake into four slices.

Aishu Agarwal 3 years ago

thanks man... but I am facing trouble finding middle of the cake. Any tips for that?